In the electrifying world of T20 cricket, the battle for supremacy is often defined by explosive hitters, and the Pakistan Super League (PSL) has witnessed some six hitters over the years showcasing their power-hitting prowess.
Among them, Asif Ali emerges as a standout force with an awe-inspiring ball-per-six ratio of 8.42. In 71 innings, he has dispatched the ball over the boundary rope 90 times.
Challenging Asif Ali's supremacy is the West Indian powerhouse, Kieron Pollard, who boasts an impressive ball-per-six ratio of 8.79. In 43 innings, Pollard has left a trail of destruction with 72 maximums, establishing himself as a formidable force in the league.
Sharjeel Khan, Umar Akmal, and Shane Watson also feature in this power-packed narrative, each contributing their own flair to the spectacle.
Sharjeel Khan's ball-per-six ratio of 10.88, Umar Akmal's 11.88, and Shane Watson's 12.12 reflect their ability to send the ball soaring into the stands.
This list is before the start of the ongoing 15th game of PSL 9 between Karachi Kings and Islamabad United.
| Player | Innings | Sixes | Ball-per-six |
| Asif Ali | 71 | 90 | 8.42 |
| Kieron Pollard | 43 | 72 | 8.79 |
| Sharjeel Khan | 48 | 74 | 10.88 |
| Umar Akmal | 40 | 60 | 11.88 |
| Shane Watson | 46 | 81 | 12.12 |
Meanwhile, Karachi Kings displayed a formidable batting performance with a total score of 165/5 in their allotted 20 overs after being put into bat first.
Captain Shan Masood managed 27 runs at a strike rate of 90.00 before falling to the bowling of Hunain Shah.
Tim Seifert, after a brief stay at the crease, was stumped by wicketkeeper Azam Khan off the bowling of Imad Wasim for 8 runs, including a well-struck six. Leus du Plooy displayed his aggressive intent, scoring 24 runs at a brisk strike rate of 160.00 but was dismissed by Agha Salman.
The experienced Shoaib Malik (6) found himself run out due to a sharp piece of fielding by Shadab Khan. However, the innings took an explosive turn with Kieron Pollard's sensational unbeaten knock of 48 runs off 28 balls, featuring two fours and a six, at a remarkable strike rate of 171.42.